Our annual ambulance subscription drive is underway for 2021. Our EMS service does third party billing. Most insurance companies only pay a percentage of the bill and will leave you with a great amount of out-of-pocket expense. By purchasing a membership, we will "write-off" any monies not paid by your insurance company in the event you need our Ambulance services. Price for the membership is $60 for family (everyone who resides in your household) and $40 for single. If you are in need...

Engine Rescue 13, Ambulance 13-1 and our 1933 Indiana Pumper attended the Port Matilda Fire Company parade and brought home the Judge's Choice Award, 1st placed Ambulance and 2nd place Engine. Photo credits to Doug Evans.

As today winds down to an end, we sit back to remember September 11, 2001. 2,977 people died, 19 years ago, from a senseless act of terrorism. 2,753 at the WTC, 184 at the Pentagon, and 40 in Shankesville, PA. 343 firefighters, 23 police officers, and 8 paramedics paid the ultimate sacrifice while helping fellow Americans to safety. Multiple other first responders are living with the after-effects of working at Ground Zero. Please take this time to Never Forget and to pray for those still suffer...

Today, we attended the annual Osceola Mills Firemen's parade and brought home the Chief's Award and 1st place Ambulance! We always enjoy participating in this parade every year! Thank you for the invite Columbia Fire Company!

Gun Raffle Ticket Winners are as follows:1. Henry 44 Mag - Steve Dalghenbaugh2. $100.00 cash - Thomas Sharpless3. $50.00 cash - David HusarThank you to all who purchased! 

We are proud to announce we have taken delivery of our 2019 Ford Transit Demers Type II Ambulance. This Ambulance is replacing our 2009 Ford E-350. We would like to thank Glick Fire Equipment Company for their great customer service once again. We anticipate this unit will serve us well, hopefully for the next 15 years. This unit is almost identical to our 2017 Ambulance.

EMT Danielle Demchak spoke to the Girl Scouts 27104 about first aid at our ambulance station in Osceola Mills. Hopefully they all become first responders in the future!

We would like to take the time to congratulate our member, Beth Bush, on successfully obtaining her Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) certification after 4 months of training and testing. Our members are always training to better serve our community and the surrounding community to the best of our ability!

The Mountain Top Fire Company has been approved for a grant through the PA Office of The State Fire Commissioner in the amount of $11,920.24 for the fire company and $9,192.44 for the ambulance. These monies will be used for debt reduction on Brush 13 and Ambulance 13-1, respectively. We are very grateful for these grants along with the tremendous community support!

We hosted the Cub Scout Pack 43 of West Decatur. A few members went over first aid with the scouts for various emergencies including severe bleeding, heart attack, strokes, snake bites, tick bites, shock, and cardiac arrest. It was amazing to find out what these scouts already knew pertaining to these emergencies. The scouts obtained their First Responder Badge last evening. We were honored to have been chosen to teach them. Congratulations!

Our EMS division ended the 2019 year with 411 calls for service. That is down 86 from 2018. Was a very slow year!The Top 5 runner are as follows:Danielle Demchak - 137 callsBen Bush - 122 callsShelly Kephart-Tormey - 87 callsSarah Haney-Dunlap - 87 callsBill Gaines - 62 callsCongratulations, keep up the great work in 2020.

Tonight, at our monthly training, members watched videos refreshing on fire suppression in various fire related incidents. We also refreshed on our chimney fire tactics.

This past year, the Mountain Top Fire Company, with the assistance from Representative Scott Conklin, secured a grant in the amount of $10,000 for the fire company to purchase a back up generator for our fire station. The generator is now operational! Thank you too all involved!

Thank you, Veterans, for serving our great country. God Bless!

Last evening for our monthly training, 10 members completed CPR training. We were renewed for another two years! Always training to better serve our community!

Last evening, Cub Scout Pack 43 of West Decatur attended a Fire Prevention Presentation/Demonstration at our firehouse. The kids learned about smoke detectors, carbon monoxide alarms, primary and secondary evacuation plans, contacting 911, firefighter gear, and fire extinguishers. They also watched a video of Smokey teaching about wildfires and got to met Smokey Bear!We look forward to hosting them again next year! Photos courtesy of Steve Shaw.#firepreventionweek2019

Company 13 Fire & EMS performed a show and tell for Cub Scout Pack 44. The kids had a blast and hopefully will be future first responders! Thank you for the invite!

Thank you to all!! Our community is awesome!

The Brush and UTV traveled to Curwensville today and brought home 1st place Brush!

Tonight, members refreshed on the Holmatro - Rescue Tools and Extrication Equipment and vehicular accident operations. Our new junior member, Brady, got his first feel on the rescue tools and trash line! Glad to have you on our team!